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California is shockingly and practically embarrassingly large. It could easily be split into three or four states without anyone batting an eye. That makes visiting and exploring the state a challenge at times, especially when one is caught up seeing only the major cities. While amazing, cities like L.A. or San Francisco don’t have what…
Here at GraffitiStreet we are celebrating a significant milestone this year — ten years dedicated to urban art! To commemorate, we invite you to our inaugural exhibition, “X: A Decade,” housed in our newly renovated gallery coming soon to Chichester, England! Our new gallery, housed in a beautifully renovated grade II listed Victorian building, has…
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Last updated: November 22, 2024 The perfect time to stock up on fine wines and fizz, there’s nothing better than getting cosy by the fireside with a good glass of vintage red. Likewise, the festive season invites a full range of novelty flavours and gorgeous one off bottles to fill the shops and stores making…
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I have long felt that these two words sum up nicely much of what life is all about. Balance and flow are at the core of our physical, mental and emotional well-being, relationships, communications and our existence in the larger environment. And, so it goes in outward waves that…
Perched on top of a steep hillside in Mae Nam district of Samui lays an enchanting 5-bedroom luxury villa known as Villa Celadon Samui. While the streets of Mae Nam are already quiet, Celadon has an even more tranquil and serene environment that ensures complete privacy. Much like most luxury villas, Celadon Samui offers astonishing…
To mark the publication of new contributions to our Cambridge Elements in Global Urban History series, we will feature interviews with authors and share short excerpts from their work. Here, GUHP Blog associate editor Maytal Mark interviews Matthew Vitz, the author of Globalizing Urban Environmental History. Matthew Vitz is Associate Professor of History at The…
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Bergen very quickly became one of my favourite destinations for a short winter weekend getaway. My travel buddy, Aftab, and I were in desparate need of some time out of London, and we thought two nights in Bergen might be the perfect remedy. We booked our flights for under £100 and booked a room at…
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On Thursday this week, I went for a cycle and got hit by a car. It was a beautiful crisp 7-degree winter’s morning. As is my way, because I love/ hate the cold and remarkable contrasts it brings, I was wearing only a pair of running shorts and flip-flops. I pulled up to a familiar T-junction and waited…
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If you are planning a trip to London you are probably hoping to try some of the local British food and drink. But other than fish and chips and a pint of beer, you might be wondering what else you should be trying, and where you should go to get the best of what’s on…
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